DBITS Open Market -Application Development and Maintenance Transition Planning

Ended Competitive selection -Two phase contract Ohio Awarded

Contract number
0A1309-2-57
Awardee
Robert Ferrilli LLC
Contracting organization
Administrative Services

Contract facts

End date

Contract details come from ohiobuys.ohio.gov. Updated .

About this contract

The Ohio Competitive Selection Two Phase IDV (0A1309-2-57) provides Deliverables Based Information Technology Services (DBITS) with a specific focus on computer services under UNSPSC code 81110000. This master contract enables state agencies to procure comprehensive information technology solutions through a competitively selected vendor. The IDV is designed to support Ohio government entities in obtaining scalable and flexible technology services, with a particular emphasis on technology consulting, implementation, and related professional IT support.

The master contract is awarded to Robert Ferrilli LLC and administered by the Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS). The contract's performance period spans from July 1, 2024, to March 31, 2026, with a competitive selection two-phase contract type specifically covering the State of Ohio. While specific total contract value is not provided, the IDV includes significant provisions around offshore services restrictions, legal compliance, and Federal Tax Information (FTI) handling requirements. The contract amendments emphasize data protection standards, service location transparency, and compliance with evolving regulatory guidelines for technology service procurement.

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0A1309-2-57_AM_1_Ferrilli_Renewal_SIGNED.pdf PDF

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Who holds contract 0A1309-2-57?

Contract 0A1309-2-57 was awarded to Robert Ferrilli LLC by Administrative Services in Ohio on July 1, 2024.

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